In finance, collateral refers to assets that a borrower offers to a lender as security for a loan. The purpose of collateral is to reduce the risk assumed by the…
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Client Concentration refers to the extent to which a business relies on a small number of clients for a significant portion of its revenue. High client concentration occurs when a…
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Chargebacks in the context of retail refer to the reversal of a transaction, typically initiated by the customer through their bank or credit card issuer. A chargeback occurs when a…
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Cash Against Documents (CAD) is a type of trade financing arrangement commonly used in international transactions, where the buyer must pay the seller before receiving the shipping documents that enable…
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Carried Interest, often referred to as "carry," is a share of the profits earned by investment fund managers, typically in private equity, venture capital, or hedge funds, as compensation for…
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A Business Loan is a sum of money provided by a lender, typically a bank, credit union, or online lender, to a business for a specific purpose, such as expanding…
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Business Credit Protection refers to the strategies, services, and legal measures that businesses use to safeguard their creditworthiness and financial standing. It involves monitoring and managing a company’s credit profile,…
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